Airline association chiefs have joined forces in calls to remove air traffic growth restrictions—such as overreaching government policies, exorbitant taxes, and a lack of cohesive and timely plans for air traffic management modernization and airport capacity expansion.
Airline association chiefs have joined forces in calls to remove air traffic growth restrictions—such as overreaching government policies, exorbitant taxes, and a lack of cohesive and timely plans for air traffic management modernization and airport capacity expansion. In hard-hitting speeches in Kuala Lumpur at the annual Assn. of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) assembly of presidents, DG Andrew Herdman targeted “the straitjacket of overreaching government policies” of US ...
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